Develop comprehensive city policy to combat global warming
In Plain English
The city currently lacks a unified approach to addressing climate change across all departments and operations. Council wants staff to create a policy that makes Richmond a leader in environmental action. If approved, the city would establish specific goals and strategies for reducing emissions from city buildings, vehicles, and services.
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Direct staff to develop a comprehensive city policy to creatively and aggressively lead by example in the fight to end global warming
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